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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-22
THE MoUNDsytLLE PARK.
The Old Camp Ground More Attractive III
Year thai Ever.

The Old Camp Ground More Attractive this
Year than Ever.
1t will repsy any one to make a trip TO
the Moundsville camp grounds now.
Never in the history of these grounds
have the improvements boen go numerous
or handsome aa this year. Nearly sill the
one.story cottages have been removed,
Two entire rows were taken out, and the
grounds laid out lar parks. A great many
handsome cottages have been built during
the year notably the one built by P, B,
Dobbins, Esq, and one by @. g. Riggs.
The large auditorium built by J.. W.
Bodley, Esq, excels in beauty Of design
and finish anything OF the kind west Of
the Atleghenies, if not in tho United
States. MIR. Bodley builds this msgpi6.
cent structure'at his own expense, which
ia very generous, SIS it will cost him several
thousand dollars. lie has put up in the
lofty tower q 1000 pound bell, very sweet
in tone, that can be heard for miles
around. MIR. Bodley merits, and no doubt
will receive, tho thanks Of all who have
an interest in the grounds.
The temperance meeting OF july 4 to he
held on the grounds will be immense. mot
withstanding the attractions elsewhere,
Several speakers Of national fame will be
present. The camp meeting this year
will commence August 2. The Asaocis.
ton have secured Sam Small, who will
open the meeting on the evening Of the
Sd, and remain until the 11th. Rev. San,
Jones will be present q part OF the time.
perhaps two or three days. A great many
families are already occupying their COT
tages, nearly all Wheeling people, among
them Frank Stanton, Frank Hopkiue,
Henry seamont NJ. Marsh, Rich Ferrsl,
N. W. Beck. Alex LANG and others.
There has never been such a demand
ior cottages SO now;in TACT every one that
is known to be for rent has been taken,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany has promised unusual facilities and
accommodations this year to the jewellers
on tho grounda. Last year they assured
them they would have q waiting room at
the Camp Ground switch, but now cIaim
they dare not build it for fear OF tho Inter.
State Commerce law.
There has been some talk Of extending
the track up the run, by the cemetery, to
the grounds on the eastern side, thus cav.
ing quito a dusty walk.
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Wheeling, June 81.
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a Fine Car.

49, # -H.H.n..tNHlA
Hon. William NJ. Ramsey, Of Cincinnati,
and family, passed through here early
Yesterday morning aver the Baltimore &
Ohio road on their way to Washington,
Pa, to visit friends. They occupied the
car Of j.. T. Bodad, President OF the Ohio
4 Mississippi railroad. This car is one Of
the finest in the world, being built at the
Ohio Mississippi shops, at Cochran, Ind,
at a coat Of $4,000. It is so feet long, IA
feet 2 inches high, and 10 feet 4 inches
wide. The interior finish is OF solid ma-
that it could go oyer 8 twenty foot embank-
ment without breaking it. In ono end
their is & sitting room, adjoining it 10 the
bed room. There are also berths for eight
persons in tho centre car. The provision
arrangement and kitchon are perfect. This
ice chest, holding 1000 pounds Of ice, wine
closets, DC, take up but little space.
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DROWNED IN ruE RIVER.
John ~Callendine, of this County, tho las
Victim

John C%allendine, of this County, tho las.
Victim. y
Another was added to the numerous
list Of drownings in this vicinity yester-
day. John Callendine, a bachelor who
lived with his brother on tho Dorach
place, above the city, left tho house Mon.
day evening with . hatchet, presumably
to do some needed repairing about the
place. He did not return, and a vain
search was made for him. His clothes
were found on the river bank, and yeater-
day morning his body was recovered near
the spot with a seine.
1t is supposed Callendine went into the
water to bsthe, and was seized with an
epileptic fit, to which he was 6ubjecs, and
drowned.
County Coroner Schul.zs was notified
yesterday morning, and went up and
viewed the body, rendering q verdict in
accordance with the iscl5.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho Ci.y and Wheeling Folki
u @ Ab-ond.

SAA
Absond.
H. E. Chase, Of Clatksburg, was here
yesterday.
John B. Foley, of stsubsnville, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. Homer Holt, aMoundsville attorney
was in town yesterday.
Hon. T. G.. Elmieton, Of Weston, was
at the McLuro yesterday.
j.. D. Norris, OF New M~artinsvillo, was q,
the Howell house yesterday.
MI. ". II. Boehm, of Philadelphia, IL
once more at the stamm house.
Hon. J. Basel and Mr.. Z. G. Bausel, o]
Clarksburg, were at the Stamm house yes.
terday.
Col. q. H.. Beall, the well.known Brooke
county wool-grower, Was in the city yes.
terday.
Miss Blanche Kirk, of this city, is the
guest Of Miss Lizzie Thompson, Of, Wash
ington, Pa.
Miss Mamie McIlwayne, Of Washing
ton, Pa, is in the city, the guest Of Miss
Ida Updegrat1.
Mr.. R. E. Hornsr, editor OF the Parksrs
burg Sentinel, wss registered at the Stamn
house yesterday.
II. Marsh and family have tax en- thei,
cottage at the Mcnndsville camp grounds
for the summer.
Mr.. G. G. BeItzhoover. city agent OF tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at Pitts
burgh, is in town.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell has returned to
the city after q two weeks visit to friends
in Brooke county.
T. p. Spencer, Esq, a well-known bar.
rister OF Steubenviile, was in the city yea.
terday, on legal business.
Ex-President W. X. Pendleton, OF Beth.
any, was in the city yesterday, looking as
hale as he did several years ago.
John S. Robinson, Esq, an old Wheel.
ing boy, now Prosecuting Attorney OF a
county in Nebraska, is visiting old friends
here.
George O. Gorham, the biographer OF
War Secretary Edwin NJ. Stanton, is at
steubenviile, stanton's birthplace, gsther-
ing data.
Miss Ida Harden will entertain her
friends this evening. Tho affair will be
in honor Of her guest, Miza Belle Billngalea,
Of st. Louis.
Mr., J.. E. Holt, Of this city, ia visiting
friends in Charleston and G.senbrier
county, and at the sams tins looking out
for business.
Miss Annie North, Of Clinton, this
county, n Of this years graduated from
the Weet Liberty Normal School, Is the
guest Of iriends on the Island.
Mr.. Julian +. Fleming, the able editor
OF the Morgantown New Dominion, has
gone to st. Paul and other Northwestern
points on 8 prospecting tour.
Mrs. John Wright, Of DesMoines, Iowa,
formerly Misc Annie Chsmbeys, oi S,eu.
benVil!e, who hes been Miss Mary
Ditkey's guest, left yeaterday for Lancas.
ter to visit relatives. g5
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LIS. GooD& Go. sell Dry Goods cheapest
1,
MARTINS FERRY,

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All sorts Of Local News md Gossip ncross
.sE tho River.
William Bono has tho contract for tho episl
painting In John Lunsiotd's residence In Clark
addition. aT.lE.l
Tie Huskens left last evening for New Philadel.
nhia 10 the Interest OF the Ohio Rubber Paint
Company. MI 80
An leo cream festival and social will be given
next saturday evening for the benefit OF the a. II
Z. Church.
The wheat crops along the bottom lands between
!hIs city and Rush kun, promise ,an early harvest,
being in good condition. @IIE ~
Iesterday..s heavy rain did no damage, with the
exception Of washing the gravel from The different
grades Oh tho railrcud, aud stopping tho $3.50 t1a!n
Il few moments. e 2'Sr.G--
The Catholic fair and festival was opened in the
Lafayette hall last evening to c~ontfnue each evcu.
lag until Saturday nightat twelve O'Clock. AL ar.
fafeethehB that cau DC made, have beett complct-
eu and The affair promises 10 be Il grand money
making success. -n% ,l9S't
VI LAG numerous complaints have been heard
from all sides OF tho destruction OF propcrly, such
as window glass, paltng fences, etc., by the small
Doys. AS suon AZ u store room or tencmtn mt house
Il vacant me boys seem TO make q target Of 1t by
ins on q pali1ig here and there as they pass along,
NOT only the small boys practice this, but tue
ialSet ones. Young mcn sometimes arc seen to
~ z sase ot It's hinges. throw a stone against
sHmtp ~ 1ooi, aud commit all kinds OF deylltry,
Ia 5hat Is hardly e1cusable in a dve.ycar.old baby.
me people arc becoming tired OF GcIug 'Hollow-
cYea, tAs!a boys call such SPORT the year round,
anu ule determined 10 put a stpp to II, Several
property owners in the lower end OF town arc 80
inati isev IRON n2am sseh &c, conduct the past two months,
nothing snort Of a sound logging and Will then
haAa ulem over 10 tho police. % 49,
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Manager Hughes Arrcsted.

There was . little smuggling yesterday al.
ternoon In the Opera House alley which
was not on the bills. Manager Hughes
knocked down his late advance agent, q
man named MCGEE. There was somewha,
Of a scene, and subsequently Oficera
Shorts and West arrested tho two men
Hughes toposited so to secure bis fine
and was released. MCGEE was locked ur
over night. Capt. Hughes says MCGEE
instead Of attending to his business hero,
went on q spree, and was discharged, Eli
refueed to leave the Opera House yester
day when ordered to, and Hughes shovel
him out. The matter will be investigated
in police court this morning.
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Sunday Liquor Selling,

R. J. Mansfield, who keeps a saloon on
Main ettoet near Tenth, called at the In.
TRLtlGEScER office lest evening and took
exceptions to the communication in Mon.
days Issue OF this paper. He admits that
he sells on Sunday, as the other saloon
keepers do. He would be glad not to il
the law were enforced against the others.
As 1t Is ho ia obliged to keep open on Sun.
day. 80 as to prevent other saloons from
taking histradeon that day, and henceta tax.
ing q part OF his trade on other days. He
wants 1t understood that he does not keep
3 report for low women. If q woman calls
with c bucket he sells her beer. Ii one
were to ask for q glass Of beer she would
be refused. He tries to run a quiet, OF.
derry place, and not to annoy his neigh
UUlHs NsagHHrf.F h.F HsrfasHa ...l.#E
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FACULTY.

FACULTY,
Department OF Elocuton and English LANGUAGE
conducted BY, Mls. II. STEVENS HART, PrincIbai
81 the washington School OF Elocution and Enq.
lsh Language" Washington, D. @. -" -
neppartment o. French conducted by paoY. @.
~ VA, ssh pdoiessoto 81 French Ia tbs Washing.
,Debartnient q German, conducted by PROF. A.
w PANAOOFD, Professor OF German at ST. Pati;s
School, Concord, N, U.~-I1E - N-A'' . "u4 o
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v|TIATED BLOOn
s%crotnlons, Inherited and Conta
gious Humors Cured
BY Cuticura.

THROUGH the medium Of one OF your books RI.
eeivcd through Mr.. Frank 7. Wray, Druggist
Apollo. "a became acquainted with your Guti
~ to you that their use has permanently cured mi
OF one 81 tho worst eases Of blood poisoning, N
connection with e,,ysipelas. that I have ever Seen,
and this after having been pronounced incurable
by some Of tho best Physicians In our county. j
take great pleasure in forwarding to you this testi
monlal, unsolicited as Il IL by you. In order thai
others suffering from similar maladics may be- en-.
conraged 10 give your Cutcurs Remedies a trial.
Pc. WHITLlNGETl, Leechbury, pa.
References: Frank T. Wray, Drregfst, Apoiio. pa
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TWO HORSES STRUCK
In n Stable Ovor the River nnd One Killt

In n Stable Ovor the River md Ono Killed
Instantly.
During the violent storm two valuable
work horses, belonging to Henry Hoaey,
living near the Wheeling Greek coal
works, were struck by lightning while
standing in tho stable, the lightning tear.
ing only a small piece out OF 8 board in
the side Of the barn, but killing one horse
instantly, breaking its neck, while the
other nv was psralyzed almost beyond
recovery. 1t was taken out and bled at
tho noao to gave its lie, but without
effect,
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Wheeling Lodge No. o. !. o. o. F., and
Lincoln Lodge, Of Bsnwood, last evening
paid o visit to Bellairs Lodge, No. SIS,
The Wheeling lodge YVES accompanied by
some members Of other lodges, the dele.
cation numbering fifty in all. They went
down on the Princess. The Bellairo
brethren exemplided for the visitors thu
''teHm work" in the i~nitiatory aud first,
second and third degrees, after which tbs
Rebekka lodge there SGT an elegant lunch,
The Wheeling Odd Fellows returned about
midnight, enthusiastic in their expressions
OF delight with the visit.
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THOSE TAX SUITS,
An Order OF Prohibition applied for by
Squire Gillespie.

An Order OF Prohibition applied for by
Squire Gillespie.
The case CTS. A. Laymau against Squire
Gillespie, to recover damages on account
OF a decision alleged to have been wrong.
fully rendered against Layman by Squire
Gillespie in a suit brought by City Collec-
tor Crawford, was set for trial yesterday.
Before 1t was called, however, Squire
Davis was served with a paper citing him
to appear before Judge Boyd, OF the Cir
cult Court. at the next term, and show
cause why a writ Of prohibition should not
issue, to restrain; him from sitting in
judgment in the clss. This summons
was issued on an affidavit made by
Squire Gillespie, alleging that Squire
Davis has p~rejudged the case, that he
seeks to exercise concurrent Jurisdiction
with Squire Gillespie in the original case,
and that Tor other reasons he lacks juria.
dicsion.
Hon. W. P. Hubbard is Squire Gil.
leupie'a attorney, and Smith and O'Keeffe
represent Layman. Mr.. Smith says he
will made a motion on Saturday or Mon
day to quash the restraining order, and
insist upon az immediate hearing before
Judge Boyd.
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RIVER NEWA.
Stage OF the Water and Movements of tbr

Stage Of the Water and Movements OF the
Boats.
The Andes got away at a late hour veg
terday afternoon for Cincinnati with a
good trip.
The Katie Stockdale passed down at an
early hour yesterday morning in the
Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade.
The WIN. Chancellor blew out a cylin.
dor head at Gallipolis Monday and did
not pass here as usual yesterday on Cher
way up.
The Benton MchIillin will pass down to.
day in the Observation-Disclosures trades. The
announcement in yesterdays issue that
she would pass down yesterday wss q mis-.
take. -
Ne Capt. Ed. Anshutz, a well know. river
man has been engaged to 20 as COM
mander Of the New South, %approachino
completion ct Louisville. She will RIM in
the trade between St. Louis and Padurah
Ills many friends here will wish him ali
Buccess.
a small force OF men are at work in the
Marietta Ice harbor clearing M tina ruh,
bish and making ready for q much 1arosr
force to 20 to work. The repair nj the
dam, and work on the ice ,harbor. will
give employment to many during the
summer. -
Another church excursion from ster.
benville to this city on the Abner O'Neal
10 booked for tomorrow. This time Il ia
the Hamline church. Excursions on the
UNeal seem to be quito the proper thing
Tor the good people Of St~eubenville, and It
IS not to DO wondered ut, for, the boat is
such q popular u and her officers are 30
- -
The Government dredge boats, Ohio
snd Oswego, wore towed into port yester.
day morning. by the j.. II. Mcdonnell.
Later in the day they were moved down
to the large bar at the mouth OF the
creek where they will be put to work
acooping out the mud and debris that
out Of the creek'and has lodped in
the channel and made the bar n Of the
worst on the Upper Ohio.
Tho elegant stern. wheel steamer FASH
ion passed up yesterday morning on her
way from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. She
will be here tomorrow morning at g
o'clock on her return trip. The fashion
n the short time abe has been in this
rade has earned q well.desorved reputa-
ion. Her officers, Capt. Ed. r. Cooper,
md Clerk al. J. SIsyen, are always on
he lookout to please their patron1, and to
hem is largely due the boats popularity.
is commodious and well apportioned, J.
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Bciinirc,

| --F.#T-.WtfFF~H HaHI..IH sN#HaH
col. David Rankin and Mrs. Rankin arc home
rom a Visit 10 Grand lsaud, Nebraska.
Bellalie parties aro to have charge OF a new
EindfsS glass company about to be organized a,
KEY. ". 5. Campbell Is home from a trip TO Nor,
S ni and Will preach la the Episcopal church
,ro All cleveland hals & Pittsburgh gravel train has been
put dowu to the liver. - - oSt
c,d Icy. Z \ IL. Lee was presented with a nuc sui. o,
Sio.les aonoay night by his congregation In an.
building. q77I - sso'ssu"t1Db ny u'1 ~" cnu VI
,van ny south ,Sa Belmont street people, below tho creek,
much over hall lint Of upper Delu CITE! st,e ay' a ns
account Of It's nar1owness. 1eA S1'S' oa
week. shhip '5S IT. I'll, cattle, formerly very large each
by nc Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh from aers ~ \ F aua
n aips. y Ky Sut which were cut short with tho begin.
s MAJ q Conn., SnIs yea, have been resumed. The Inter.
h!1 ~ wv cessation OF Eesump i!on Of shis iRllc, -,
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@, Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weak.
NIX ness, Soreness, 'Lameness. Strains and
~ Rain relieved ID one minute by the gu
1SN TiGuRA ANTI.PAN pLAsTER-infal.
n TIT ~ EfIEaHa stE IsN-. tnn1.vstw
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s%CROFULOUs ULCpRs.

James E. Richardson, Custom House. New Dr.
leaps, on oath says: "in 1870 scroiulous Ulcer
broke out on my body until I was a mass OF cor
rupton. Everything known to tho medical iacul
y was tried IN rain l became mere wreck. 4
not turn in bed, was In constaut main, and looked
upon liie az a cune. No relief orcurei in ten years
n lssO l heard OF the Cuticura Remedies, uset
them, and was perfectly cured"
Sworn 10 before u. s. Com, J, D. Crawford. !
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Gard from aIr. Cartwright.
TO he Edtoro or he Jnt4liioMcer.

'.ra- HE.H# NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s1R:-The communication in your paper
ofyeaserday detailing the events 0 fSabbath
evening lest, seems TO mo a trifo unjus,
IN placing the responsibility for the occur.
re1cesm mentioned entirely upon the Mans.
heid ealoon: As far as l could Judge, the
neighbor saloon was about equally guilty,
% l noticed parties passing quite a mum.
ber OF times from one to the other, eome
coming already under the influence OF
liquor obtained somewheye else. :
Whatever remarks I made upon the oc.
caalon referred to applied almoat equally to
ovory other saloon in the city.
! ask my fellow citizens how long thew
Will permit this open violation Of our
license laws to continue7
Respectfully,
THOMAS J., CARrwR1GHr.
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AL Sorts Of Local News II Gossip across
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Other Games Abroad,

AtChicago-Phila,, 4; Chicago, 0.
At Cincinnati-St. Louis, 2; Gin, 8.
At lndianapolis-Bo Boston 8; Indi'plis, 4,
At New York-Athletic, S; Nets, 4.
At ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4 Baltimore I,
At C!eveland-Louisville, q; Clev., l.,
At D~etroit-Washington i; Detroit, 16.
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ELM1ER 4 INSANE
And he and two Others go to Wssto
lHEts 4 .tEg NynnoJuvltn N.~a 7wAENn.

Aud he and two Others go to Weston.
~ Moundsvillo News.
&c. 4. Oldham returned from Deer Park Monday
evening. iilgtQE st UT dEg
Miss Maggie Hicks Is visiting Miss Mary Gray, at
GrayGyillc. NIrgN1g ftn'
Tho present term Of Circuit Cour. will probably
end Saturday. z ET tIltI
Street Commissioner Fountain Is putting the
streets In gooS shape.
Conyicis Elmer, CLARK, Thompson Morris and
James OLec were taken 10 tho asylum yesterday,
It Is rumored that one OF Moundsville protes,
siotial gentlemen Will soon take unto himself q
wife. sNg8a@llfg F5a RJ.Ff- gG9geg
Several parties hare been up before Mayor Quinn
ior last driving lately and small fines have beeu
imposed. fTFa
The case OF tho State vs., Mary Ernest was decided
Tor tho defendant. This was ono Of tho caves
against property owners for permitting the Illegal
sale oil Liquors Oh their promises. q
il Is hoped tho trustees Of the lndependen,
school district Of Moundsyillo will DO able to so
cnte ar; Williams 70 snporintehd the school 10!
the coming term. MI. Williams Is MI earnest ant
efficient educator, saN HHE
A number OF Monndsvlllc ladies and gentlemen
Went OUT 10 Tue baSket.meeting at the univetsaltAl
ghnscA gu Fork ridge. Among the number WefE
Emma schumacher aud MeSsts. Sam Booker and
Joe Dloyd. NJ 7tTGTTTs ~ s
Henry sntder was TN before Esquire Edward,
again for selling spIrltuous LIQUORS without license
T. snidet gave bond In the sum VI $500. t0ndi
uoned that he would not sell any moro between
iae day OF hts iieattGg and tho next term OF Tx
Circuit Court. s'1Hlog' sfuItTIT e66I-,
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4 Close Game.
IL a. Tt.fIE.-

Special Dispatch to the In.dItgeneH.
COLUMBUS, O., June 21.-Mansfeld was
defeated to-day by miserable fielding.
The wind was strong and hard hitting was
impossible. Behan played the greatest
second base for Columbus ever seen here.
Morrison was released to-day and will be
succeeded by Allen, late Of the Kalama-
znns. Scnra. gF Is
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English Lutheran Sunday School ExcursIon
To B%aresville via Ohio River Railroad
Tuesday, June IS. Round trip for adults
soc. children Acc. Trains leave Wheeling
at 1885 A. NJ, 1915 P. NJ. and $3.50 P. n,
Returning leave Baresville at 1884 T. N.
and 7:25 i. NJ, city time.
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This eveninga at the Grand Opera House
the Grammar Schools OF the different die,
tricts will give a union musical and liter.
AIRY entertainment. The reserved seats
are selling we'll at Banners music store,
a most attractive entertainment will be
given, the programme consisting OF tha
star performances OF each school, and
there will be a friendly rivalry to excel
which will make 1t all tho more interest.
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INHERITED,

sGROFULOus, INHERITED,
And Contagious Humors, with Loss Of Hair. nm
kruptfons Of the Skin, ars positively cured BY Gu
ucufa and Cuttcura Soap externally. and Guticurt
kesolvent Internally. when all other medicineI
fall. Send for pamphlet, .7IITE ~S"A>'
Cuticura Remedies ere sold everywhere. prfre
Cuheu.a, tho Great Skin Cure, 80 cents; Cuticurt
soap, an Exquisite Bcautlder, % GEMS; Cuticura
Reso!vent, tho New Blood Purifier, 81 %; PoT1El
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. -
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TODAY will be a special day on Fancy
Cakes 1T nURST'S, opposite McLure
House. --latest New York Novelties.
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The wheat crops along the bottom lands between
MS city and Rush hun, promise IN early harvest,
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TODAY will be n special day on Fancy
Cakes mt DURST'S, opposite Mcclure
House. LATEST New York Novelties.